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Current Storms
Note: Maps, storm classification, etc. may differ between each organization/country.
This image updates every six hours from 1June-30November at 5 & 11am/pmHST, 5 & 11am/pmEDT(4 & 10a/pEST); 2 & 8am/pmPDT(1 & 7a/pPST). It will also update any time as needed (ie: for a January system, etc.). Date & Time last updated located in bottom left.
Future Storms
This image updates every six hours from 1June-30November at 2 & 8am/pmHST, 2 & 8am/pmEDT(2 & 7a/pEST); 5 & 11am/pmPDT(4 & 10a/pPST). It will also update any time as needed (ie: for a January system, etc.). Date & Time last updated located in bottom left.
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(NHC moved from 5-day to 7 in 2023)
Storm Names
There are no official name list by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) (which helps decide cyclone name list for many other regions of the globe) for the South Atlantic basin. Below are name list generated by select countries of South America. The same storm may receive multiple names depending how each country handles a systems development, track and intensity.
The names above are from here.
Averages / History
Studying the past can help you plan the future. From beach trips, shipping cargo, insurance cost, to keeping your home safe, etc. Averages are averages, so storms can fall outside of the data, dates & boundaries shown below.
Zoomed in view of historical tropical cyclone tracks for the South Atlantic basin.
Historical tropical cyclone tracks for the South Atlantic basin.
Image credit: NHC/NOAA (Source); data 2004 to 2021. This may differ from other organizations historical maps.
Note: Weather satellites did not exist until 1960's & sub-tropical storm classification rules have changed, some data may be missing.
Image at top of page: Tropical Cyclone Hola near Vanuatu 8March2018 by NOAA/NASA Goddard Rapid Response Team
Image credit: NHC/NOAA (Source); data 2004 to 2021. This may differ from other organizations historical maps.
Note: Weather satellites did not exist until 1960's & sub-tropical storm classification rules have changed, some data may be missing.
Historical tropical and sub-tropical cyclone tracks for the South Atlantic basin.
Image credit: South Atlantic Tropical Cyclone Wiki (Source). This may differ from other organizations historical maps.
Note: Weather satellites did not exist until 1960's & sub-tropical storm classification rules have changed, some data may be missing.
